英:[ˈænti]
美:[ˈænti]
英:[ˈænti]
美:[ˈænti]
an·te
aen ti
复数:antes
第三人称单数:antes
现在分词:anteing
过去式:anted或anteed
过去分词:anted或anteed
noun
a poker stake usually put up before the deal to build the pot
The dealer called for a dollar ante.
cost, price
These improvements would raise the ante.
risk, stakes
The new law ups the ante on tax cheats.
a level (as of achievement or intensity) regarded especially as a goal or standard
a film that ups the ante on special effects
verb
transitive verb
to put up (an ante)also: pay, produce —usually used with up
had to ante up five thousand dollars to attend the senator's banquet
intransitive verb
pay up—usually used with up
The dealer waited until everyone had anted up before he dealt the cards.
prefix
prior : earlier
antedate
anterior : forward
anteroom
prior to : earlier than
antediluvian
up the ante(赌牌)提出更多的要求;提高赌注加码
ex ante事前;采取措施前
status quo ante原状;以前的状况
在扑克牌游戏中,“每个玩家在抽牌前放入池中的赌注”,1838年,美国英语扑克俚语,显然来自拉丁语 ante “之前”(来自 PIE 词根 *ant- “前面,前额”,具有“在前面,在之前”的派生词)。自1846年起作为动词使用。
预付款
Noun borrowed from Latin ante "before, preceding" — more at ante- Verb verbal derivative of ante >entry 1 Prefix Middle English, from Latin, from ante before, in front of; akin to Old English and- against, Greek anti before, against — more at end
The first known use of ante was in 1821
antechambernoun
anteroom
antecedent1 of 2noun
a noun, pronoun, phrase, or clause referred to by a pronoun
in "the house that we live in," "house" is the antecedent of "that"
an event or cause coming before something
plural one's ancestors or parents
antecedent2 of 2adjective
coming earlier in time or order
antecedent1 of 2noun
a noun, pronoun, phrase, or clause referred to by a pronoun
in "the house that we live in," "house" is the antecedent of "that"
an event or cause coming before something
plural one's ancestors or parents
antecedent2 of 2adjective
coming earlier in time or order
antecedent1 of 2noun
a noun, pronoun, phrase, or clause referred to by a pronoun
in "the house that we live in," "house" is the antecedent of "that"
an event or cause coming before something
plural one's ancestors or parents
antecedent2 of 2adjective
coming earlier in time or order
antebellumadjective
existing before a warespecially: existing before the American Civil War
ante-prefix
prior : earlier
antedate
before or toward the front : forward
anteroom
prior to : earlier than
antediluvian
1 One of the only other original comedies that has found an audience this year, “Yesterday,” released by Universal in June, used an over-the-top premise and Beatles music to up the ante.
2 Whenever they reached their goal, they upped the ante, setting increasingly complex challenges for themselves.
每当他们达到了目标,他们就加高要求,为他们自己设置越来越复杂的挑战。
3 Today, we've upped the ante with photos of adorable baby pandas snuggling in a crib.
今天,我们为大家推出可爱的熊猫宝宝依偎在婴儿床上的萌照。
4 The six new tracks she unveils tonight cleave closely to Duffy's trademark sound, however, while upping the ante.
5 Sixteen years into its mainstream existence, reality TV has upped the ante so much that we could be close to a reality-TV death.
6 We’re upping the ante with some of the biggest names in politics and the wittiest voices in comedy and entertainment, representing all sides of the political spectrum.
7 The line between good and bad taste moves so quickly these days that a provocateur must be nimble, constantly looking to raise the ante.
8 The dance ante has been upped as well, delivering dandy and intricate moves that go well beyond the steps, kicks and glides of the average production number.
9 Though Foundations will up the ante, Seattle already has an abundance of clubs catering to electronic dance music of various styles.
10 Furthermore, you upped the ante by “uninviting” your sister and her kids to a family event you were hosting, because now she gets to focus on your behavior, instead of her own.
11 When his wife was awarded alimony by the court, Snow had to ante up.
当他的太太被法庭判定获有离婚赡养费时, 斯诺不得不付这笔钱.
12 In The Picture of Health she upped the ante, bringing disease into the frame.
13 In general jurisprudence, we might associate the ex ante perspective with legal instrumentalism ( or legal realism ).
在一般法理学领域内, 我们可能会将事先视角与法律工具主义 ( 或者法律现实主义 ) 联系在一起.
14 When his wife was awarded alimony by the court, Kerr had to ante up.
当法庭判给他太太离婚赡养费时, 克尔不得不付.
15 Still, Swift’s new verses raise the ante, as well as the tension: “I’ve been played before if you hadn’t guessed.”
16 Do you feel like now you need up the ante to get crazier than reality?
17 Clearly devastated at being troll scooped by the Daily Princetonian, the Journal upped the ante.
18 "She really understands what they're going through. She addresses them differently, but also she inspired us to make a lot of other changes to the game and to really up the ante."
19 If soaking in soap and water still isn't cutting it, you might have to up the ante.
20 North, with such a weak hand, was happy to up the ante to five clubs.
2 支付
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3 下
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7 付款
10 拿出
12 出
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13 份子
16 赌输赢